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$Electron microscopy / Scientific method / Microscopes / Science / Chemistry / Microscopy / Scanning electron microscope / Electron microscope / Environmental scanning electron microscope / Electron backscatter diffraction / In situ electron microscopy / Raman microscope$ Date: 2013-10-08 22:45:00 Electron microscopy Scientific method Microscopes Science Chemistry Microscopy Scanning electron microscope Electron microscope Environmental scanning electron microscope Electron backscatter diffraction In situ electron microscopy Raman microscope		FEI Quanta 200 SEM - Scanning Electron Microscope Key Benefits Seamless "point and click" transition between imaging modes Superior low vacuum, low kV imaging Simultaneous secondary electron (SE) and back-scattered el Add to Reading List Source URL: icob.sinica.edu.tw Download Document from Source Website File Size: 62,50 KB Share Document on Facebook

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